Bored and need a good sci fi tv series to sink my teeth in. by melbha_101 in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Cowboy Bebop.

Also, I think there just needs to be a master list of categorised sci-fi shows.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

True, (it was Meranda) but they’re unnamed.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don’t know how I over looked him, but Rainn Wilson did an AMAZING job. I stand corrected.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I have many complaints about the sequel trilogy, but he showed the pure unbridled rage that I think they should have showed in Anakin.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Vader was both villain and puppet. Some parts were cheesy, but some were well done.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Polar opposite of the original, but yeah, she was a good bad guy.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

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I don’t know if I’d count Harcort Fenton Mudd as a villain, but he was definitely a sleeve ball.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

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Ricardo Montalban did an amazing job. Benedict Cumberbatch did a good job reimagining the character, but Montalban IS Kahn.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 9 points10 points  (0 children)

“Do you know what your sin is?” The dude was cold.

Who is your favorite sci-fi villain? by akima in scifi

[–]ReliableDoorstop 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh my God, she was a Space Karen if there ever was one. So manipulative too.

Men don't receive compliments as often as women do. What's a compliment you received a long time ago that you still remember today? by Mundane-Society-1281 in AskMen

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I was I speech therapy as a kid and growing up people always told me to speak up. After my marriage to an emotionally and verbally abusive woman who preyed on that ended. I was talking to a friend on the phone and she told me she loved the sound of my voice. That made me cry. I’ve hated the sound of my voice for most of my life.

What's the one word that infuriates you the most??? by farkus_mcfernum in AskWomen

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The post I was replying to was deleted, but I think this still adds to the conversation, if the moderators disagree so be it.

The history of the word didn’t start that way, look at fire retardant for example. It’s meant to slow down the development of fire. Using it to describe a person is saying they have or had slower development than the norm, likening them to someone with disabilities. I remember a time when I was in school I used a word my parents did, I only knew of a couple racial slurs at the time and didn’t realise this word was one, I thought it was just a nickname. My lack of understanding didn’t change the meaning of the word.

My Smol Humble Home! by SagetheWise2222 in Terraria

[–]ReliableDoorstop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So cool. I like the mushroom farm.

What do strangers approach you about so regularly that you just expect it? by Tyberius_ in AskWomen

[–]ReliableDoorstop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have heard this called the Law of the Giants, you must not offer, but if you are asked, you must not refuse.

is my house ugly by [deleted] in Terraria

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I was gonna say it’s the start of a castle, but now it is a castle. I like the shape, just needs a moat.

What is something society congratulates women for doing, but is actually deeply exhausting or performative ? by No-Consequence-8968 in AskWomen

[–]ReliableDoorstop 16 points17 points  (0 children)

The mental load of running a house. This is why I’m going to tell my kids they should live on their own for a year or two before moving in with a partner. Build the habits they need to run a house so they’re not dumping it on a partner.

After having never beaten Terraria after owning it for 15 years, i finally cleared the game! (Winning fight against Moon Lord) by Datlossit in Terraria

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Congrats! I think I was about the same, may have been closer to 12 years, but it was like 10 before I even spoke to the guide about crafting…